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Also: Ohio prison officials will investigate the suicide of kidnapper Ariel Castro; Tropical Storm Gabrielle forms south of Puerto Rico; judges in Chile apologize for "state abuse" under the Pinochet regime; and surprising cars that can be folded.

Also: Russia says it's unable to hand over NSA leaker; Mandela is in critical but stable condition; Massachusetts voters will choose their next senator today; and celebrity chef Paula Deen loses another endorsement deal.

Also: Talks on Iran's nuclear program move to Geneva; Malian rebels suspend peace talks; two farmers are charged in the deadly U.S. listeria outbreak; and a Klan chapter will hold a rally at the Gettysburg National Park.

Also: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the U.S. to warn against Iran; a powerful storm pummels the Pacific Northwest; a small jet crashes at Santa Monica airport; and the Marlins' Henderson Alvarez pitches a no-hitter.

Also: Trial to start on BP's responsibility for Gulf oil spill; South Korea's first female president takes office; Cuban leader Raul Castro says he'll retire in 2018; Argo wins Oscar for best picture.

Also: Congress is expected to vote on the debt ceiling today, Britain is expected to schedule a vote on staying in the E.U., Trade Rep. Ron Kirk is stepping down; and a burning cheese fire closes a Norwegian road for days.

Also: House and Senate conferees open new budget talks; there's a strike against the Port of Baltimore; the Boston Red Sox are closer to the World Series; and a U.S nun who gave up wealth to help Mexican prisoners has died.

Also: Human rights groups urge the U.S. to examine how many civilians have died in foreign drone strikes; Hurricane Raymond stalls off Mexico's Pacific coast; a new survey indicates consumers may spend more this holiday shopping season; and a thief returns a boy's prized pumpkin.

Also: Alex Rodriguez is booed as he returns to the Yankees' lineup; President Obama will go to Phoenix to discuss the economy; three die in rural Pennsylvania after a gunman attacks a town meeting; and hundreds of scantily-clad people flood Times Square for 'Underwear Day'.

Also: Reports indicate locally acquired Zika spreads in Florida; Doctors Without Borders leaves north Yemen; and the world's biggest vertical farm is in New Jersey.

Also: There's a housing shortage in Louisiana after record flooding; wildfires burn out of control near Spokane; and police in Maine are looking for a 10-foot snake that's loose.

Also: The San Bernardino mass shooting site reopens today; armed protesters continue to hole up in a federal building in Oregon; and a robbery suspect is caught after taking a selfie with the victim.

Also: President Trump is weighing the U.S. role in the Paris climate accord; Venezuelan police's tear gas affects people who weren't protesting; and France clears a migrant camp near Paris.

Also: The ex-CEO of Massey Energy completes a jail term; Montana glaciers are shrinking at an alarming rate; and anti-government protesters fling feces at pro-government forces in Venezuela.

Also: Senators continue to work in secret on health care legislation; some victims from the London high-rise fire may never be identified; and a potential flaw is found in Georgia's election system.

Also: Gambia's leader calls a state of emergency; a suspect wanted in an Orlando officer's death is arrested; and Trump inaugural paraphernalia is for sale - including Russian nesting dolls.

Also: Kansas tornadoes injure two; Greece gets promises of additional debt relief; and Dubai builders create an office building out of 3-D printed material.

Also: Syria blames other countries for yesterday's deadly bombings; Chinese dancers set a mass dance record; and Angelina Jolie will be a visiting professor at a British university.

Also: A small bomb went off in central Athens, with no injuries; Taiwan is set to consider same sex marriage; and the Toy Hall of Fame will induct its new members today.

Also: Syria is accused of using chlorine gas against civilians; Apple and Sony are poised to debut new phone and gaming devices; and some humpback whales are no longer considered endangered.